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The idea has already spread beyond the US and many Indians would also benefit from supervised roaming with unlimited free chatting.

Here’s a pet bot that can not only keep you company but also teach you how to code — the Antbo by DFRobots.

Santosh Shekhar founded Kuharika Pet Ventures, which runs a transport service called Pet Cabs, which can be hailed through an Android app.

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You don’t necessarily need the help of a wearable or a smartwatch to track your steps and monitor your activity anymore.

A study carried out by British magazine found 67% of respondents believed PCs to be more reliable than pooches nowadays.